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Eyeballing fed offices & sensitive sites in Boston via Street Views

Posted on December 11, 2007 by Mark Baard

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Eyeballing federal offices and sensitive sites around Boston, courtesy of Google Street Views, which Google launched here today.

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– Mark Baard

Filed under: Big Brother, Google, Location, Personal tech, Privacy, Surveillance, Terrorism | Tagged: Boston, Boston Globe, Cambridge, dhs, fbi, Google, GPS enabled, Homeland Security, Internet, nukes, Personal navigation, Privacy, Surveillance, Terrorism, Websites

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